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A— West from 845 Vinewood. Michigai 
ABBOTT— West from 123 Michigan ave. 

ABERLE— East from 1678 Russell st. Cars up 
Hastings. 

ADAIR— North from river to 1015 Jefferson. Jef- 
ferson cars. 

ADAIR AVE.— North Detroit. 

ADAMS E.— East from 274 Woodward, Woodward 
cars. 

ADAMS W.— West from 273 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

ADEL— North from 1335 Harper. Harper ave. cars. 

ADELAIDE— East from 424 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

ADELE— East from 1428 St. Aubin. Chene st. cars. 

AGNES— East from 326 Concord. Jefferson cars. 

ALBERT— West from 761 Clark. Sherman cars. 

ALEXANDRINE E.— East from 750 Woodward 
ave. Woodward cars. 

ALEXANDRINE W.— West from 747 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

ALFRED— East from 460 Woodward. Woodward 
cars, 

ALGER— East from 1910 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

AMHERST— West from 439 Junction, Fort st. cars. 

AMSTERDAM— West from 1379 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

ANNA— East from 126 Greely. Oakland st. cars. 

ANNETA— North from 279 Caniff. Oakland st. cars. 

ANNEXATION— West from 809 McKinstry. To- 
ledo ave. cars. 

ANTHON— West from 287 Junction. Fort st. cars. 

ANTIETAM— East from 287 Russell. Gratiot ave. 
cars. 

ANTOINE— North from 171 Atwater. Brush st. 
cars. 



ANTOINETTE— West from 1277 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

ARMY— West from 483 Cavalry. Fort st. cars. 

ARNDT— East from 742 Gratiot. Gratiot ave. cars, 

ARTILLERY— North from 1730 River. Fort st. 
cars. 

ASH— West from 505 Grand River. Grand River 
cars. 

ATKINSON— West from 2079 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

ATWATER E.— East from 24 Woodward. Brush 
St. and Woodward cars. 

ATWATER W.— West from 23 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

AURELIA— West from 1049 Twelfth. Warren ave. 
cars. 

AVERY— North from 674 Grand River. Grand 
River cars. 

B— West from 817 Vinewood. Michig-an ave. cars. 

BAGG — West from 477 Woodward. Fourteenth and 
Woodward cars. 

BAGLEY— West from 19 Park. 

BAKER— West from 185 Sixth. Baker St. cars. 

BAKER— West from 61 Campbell. Baker st. cars. 

BALDWIN— North from 1564 Jefferson. Jefferson 
■ cars. 

BALTIMORE E.— East from 1456 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

BALTIMORE W.— West from 1453 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

BANCROFT— West from 2061 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

BARCLAY— North from 29 Wilcox. Woodward 
cars. 

BARKER— East from 1284 McClellan. Gratiot ave. 
cars. 

BARRY— East from 958 McClellan. Mack ave. cars. 

BATES— North from river. Jefferson cars. 

BATTERY— West from 145 Dragoon. Fort st. cars. 

BAYONET— West from 205 Drag-oon. Fort st. oars. 

BEACH PL.— North from river. Jefferson cars. 

BEACON— East from 298 Brush. Brush and Gra- 
tiot cars. 

BEALS— North from 806 Charlevoix. Mack ave. 
cars. 

BEMAN— West from 355 Crane. Jefferson cars. 



BEAUBIEN— North from 121 Atwater. Jefferson, 
Baker or Fort st. cars going east. 

BEAUFAIT— North from 1231 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

BEAVER— BEAVER— West from 1277 Twenty- 
seventh. Warren ave. cars. 

BECK— North from 94 Parkman. Woodward cars. 

BEECH— West from 273 First. Grand River cars. 

BELMONT— East from 2276 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

BELLEVUE— North from 1271 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

BELVIDERE— North from 2001 Jefferson. Jeffer- 
son cars. 

BENTON— East from 608 Brush. Brush cars. 

BERLIN— East from 800 Gratiot. Brush cars. 

BETHUNE— West from 1617 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars, 

BIDDLE— West from 1453 Twenty-seventh. West 
Fourteenth cars. 

BINGHAM— East from 1028 Cadillac. Mack cirs. 

BIVOUAC— West from 765 Mihtary ave. Sherman 
W. cars. 

BLAINE— West from 1911 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

BLAIR— East from 1310 McClellan ave. Gratiot 
cars. 

BOHEMIAN— West from 1241 Cass. Woodward 
cars. 

BOONE— East from 1436 McDougal ave., Chene or 
Crosstown cars. 

BOSTON— East from 1330 Second. Woodward cars. 

BOSTON— East from 2230 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

BOULEVARD W. END— North from 174 Fort. 
Fort st. cars. 

BOULEVARD W.— West from 1525 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

BOULEVARD E.— East from 1526 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

BOULEVARD (Frontenac)— North from 1409 Jef- 
ferson. Jefferson cars. 
BOWEN— North from 2077 Jefferson. Jefferson 

cars. 
BRADLEY— West from 301 Crane. Jefferson cars. 



BRADY— East from 6G0 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
BRAINARD— West from 627 Cass. Third st. cars. 
BRANDON— West from 673 Hubbard. Toledo ave. 

cars. 
BRATSHAW— West from 1245 Third. Third ave. 

cars. 
BRECKENRIDGE— West from 893 Fourteenth. 

Fourteenth ave. cars. 
BREVOORT— East from 110 Nineteenth. Howard 

and Porter sts. cars. 
BREVOORT— East from 126 Twenty-second St. 

Howard and Porter sts. cars. 
BREWSTER— East from 522 Brush. Brush cars. 
BRINKET— East from 438 Crane. Jefferson cars. 
BRISTOLr-West from 235 Twenty-first st. Baker 

and Porter cars. 
BROCK— South from 357 Pallister. Woodward cars. 
BROWN— East from 940 Twenty-sixth st. Grand 

River cars. 
BRUCE— West from 197 Crane. Jefferson cars. 
BRUSH— North from 85 Atwater E. Brush cars. 
BRYANT— West from 1129 Twelfth. Warren ave. 

cars. 
BUCHANAN— West from 839 Grand River. Grand 

River cars. 
BUHL— East from 978 Holcomb. Mack cars. 
BURLAGE- North from 495 Waterloo. Waterloo 

cars. 
BURLINGAME— West from 2413 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
BURNETT— East from 1012 Van Dyke. Mack cars. 
BURNS— North from 1825 Jefferson. Jefferson cars. 
BURRELL— West from 698 Sullivan. Grand River 

cars. 
BUSHEY— North from 134 Julia. Michigan cars. 
BUTTERNUT— West from 467 Seventh. Trumbull 

cars. 
C— West from 791 Vinewood. Michigan cars. 
CADET— West from 623 Cavalry. ju»ix ave. cars. 
CADILLAC— North from 2147 Jefferson. Jefferson 

cars. 
CADILLAC SQUARE— East from 148 Woodward. 
CALUMET— West from 837 Third. Third and War- 
ren cars. 



CALVERT— West from 231 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

CAMERON— North from 335 Boulevard E. Oak- 
land cars. 

CAMPAU— North from 1212 River. Fort cars. 

CAMPAU— North from 358 Dix. Dix cars. 

CAMPBELL— North from 1556 River. Fort cars. 

CAMPBELL— North from 1628 Michigan. Michigan 
cars. 

CAMPUS MARTIUS— The public square opposite 
the City Hall. 

CANFIELD E.— East from 822 Woodward. Wood- 
ward and Forest cars. 

CANFIELD W.— West from 821 Woodward. Wood- 
ward and Forest cars. 

CANIFF— West from 1799 Hamilton. Woodward 
cars. 

CANTON— North from 1337 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

CARDONI— North from 369 Alger. Oakland cars. 

CARLETON— East from 1078 McClellan. Mack 
cars. 

CAROLINE— West from 967 Twelfth. Detroit and 
Citizen cars. 

CARRIE— North from 1361 Harper. Harper cars. 

CARTER— West from 379 Wilson. Woodward cars. 

CARVER— South from 425 Pallister. Woodward 
and Fourteenth cars. 

CASS— North from 112 Woodbridge. Third and 
Fourteenth cars. 

CATHERINE— East from 208 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 

CAVALRY— North from 1542 Fort. Fort cars. 

CELERON— West from 375 Junction. Fort cars. 

CELIA— West from 995 Twelfth. Forest and War- 
ren cars. 

CENTER— North from 256 Randolph. Gratiot cars. 

CHAMPLAIN— East from 176 Randolph. Fort st. 
cars. 

CHANDLER— East from 1684 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

CHAPIN— East from 570 Chippewa. Gratiot cars. 

CHAPOTON— East from 394 McClellan. Jefferson 
cars. 

CHARLES— West from 147 Greenwood. Greenwood 
and Grand River cars. 



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CHARLEVOIX—East from 524 Chene. Chene and 
Gratiot cars. 

CHARLOTTE— West from 513 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

CHASE— East from 58 Russell. Citizen cars. 

CHENE— North from 633 Atwater. Chene cars. 

CHERRY— West from 213 Grand River. Grand 
River cars. 

CHESTER AV., formerly Lewis St.— See Lewis st. 

CHESTNUT— East from 278 Russell. Gratiot cars. 

CHICAGO— East from 2180 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

CHIPMAN— East from 270 Nineteenth. Baker cars. 

CHIPPEWA— North from 1179 Mack. Mack cars. 

CHORE— West from 1495 Grand River. Grand 
River cars. 

CHRISTIANCT— West from 99 McKinstry. Dix 
ave. cars. 

CHURCH— West from 425 Michigan. Michigan 
cars. 

CLAIRMONT— West from 2043 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

CLARK— North from 1298 River. Fort cars. 

CLAY— East from 1668 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

CLEVELAND— East from 456 St. Aubin. Gratiot 
cars. 

CLIFFORD— North from 235 Woodward. Four- 
teenth cars, Griswold to Henry sts. 

CLINTON— East from 212 Brush. Gratiot and Fort 
St. cars. 

COBB— West from 1597 Boulevard W. Warren cars. 

COE— East from 312 Van Dyke. Jefferson cars. 

COE— West from 367 Concord. Concord cars. 

COLBURN— West from 1165 Cass. Woodward cars. 

COLBY— East from 1620 Russell. Russell cars. 

COLLINS— North from 961 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 

COLUMBIA E.— East from 312 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

COLUMBIA W.— West from 311 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

COLUMBUS— North from 1050 River. 

COMMONWEALTH— North from 618 Grand River. 
Grand River and Trumbull cars. 

CONCORD— North from 1309 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 



CONGER— East from 1464 Baldwin. Gratiot cars. 

CONGRESS E.— East from 110 Woodward. Con- 
gress and Woodward cars. 

CONGRESS W.— West from 109 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars, 

COOK— West from 545 Hammond. Michigan cars. 

COOPER— North from 95 Buhl. Mack cars. 

CRAIG— North from 817 Trombley. Jefferson cars. 

CRARY— West from 275 Crane. Jefferson cars. 

CRESSWEL.L— East from 1254 McClellan. Gratiot 
cars. 

CROGAN— West from 263 Helen. Fort st. cars. 

CROMWELL— West from 19 Dyar. Oakland cars. 

CROSS— East from 66 John R. Detroit and Brush 
cars. 

CRYSTAL— North from 271 Trombley, Detroit and 
Citiz6ii cEirs 

CUSTER— East' from 1596 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

CUTLER— East from 656 McClellan. Mack cars. 

D— West from 765 Vinewood. Michigan cars. 

DALLAS— East from 76 Greely. Oakland cars. 

DALZELLE— West from 309 Twelfth. Michigan 
cars. 

DALZELLE— West from 113 Foundry. Baker cars. 

DANE— East from 840 Collins. Chene cars. 

DAVENPORT— West from 637 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

DELAWARE— West from 1687 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars, 

DEMING— East from 734 Scotten. Woodward cars. 

DEQUINDRE— North from 462 Atwater. Jefferson 
cars. 

DETLOFF— North from 1001 Hancock. Forest cars. 

DEVERAUX— West from 515 Twenty-eighth st. 
Warren cars, 

DEXTER— North from 1064 Boulevard W. Grand 
River cars. 

DILLON— North from 440 Holden. Trumbull cars. 

DIVISION— East from 484 Brush. Brush cars. 

DIX— West from 282 Twenty-third st. Dix cars. 

DORCHESTER— East from 552 McClellan. Mack 
cars. 

DOUGLAS— East from 1134 McClellan. Mack cars. 

DRAGOON— North from 1688 River. Fort cars. 

DRIGGS— West from 188 Junction. Fort cars. 



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DRY DOCK— West from 71 Minnie. Fort cars. 
DUBOIS— North from 577 Atwater. Chene cars. 
DUFFIELD— West from 371 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
DUMONTIER— East from 576 Crane, Mack cars. 
DUNCAN— East from 1516 Helen. Harper ave. 

cars. 
DUNN— East from 1574 Jos. Campau. Jos. Cam- 

pau cars. 
DUNN— West from 931 Junction. Toledo cars. 
DURAND— East from 439 Seyburn. Jefferson cars. 
DYAR— North from 511 Holbrook. Oakland cars. 
E— West from 505 Twenty-third st. Michigan cars. 
EASTERN— East from Twenty-sixth, near Grand 

River. Grand River cars. 
EDGAR— See John Edgar. 
EDGEMERE— South of Jefferson, near water 

works. 
EDISON— West from 2113 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
EDMUND PLACE— East from 496 Woodward. 

Woodward cars. 
EIGHTEENTH—North from 764 Fort. Fort cars. 
EIGHTEENTH-AND-ONE-HALF — North from 

river. Fort or Baker st. cars. 
EIGHTH— North from 360 River. Trumbull cars. 
EIGHTH— North from 506 Grand River. Grand 

River cars. 
ELDRED— West from 597 Junction. Dix cars. 
ELEVENTH— North from 1748 Leverett. Trumbull 

cars. 
ELIOT— East from 602 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
ELIZABETH E.— East from 292 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
ELIZABETH W.— West from 291 Woodward. 

Woodward cars. 
ELLERY— North from 446 Waterloo. Sherman 

cars. 
ELM— West from 465 Grand River. Grand River 

and Myrtle cars. 
ELMWOOD— North from 991 Jefferson. Jefferson 

ave. cars. 
ELSA— East from 886 McClellan ave. Mack ave. 

cars. 
ELWOOD— East from 229 Wesson. Michigan cars. 



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EMMONS— East from 802 McClellan. Mack ave. 

cars. 
ENGLEWOOD— East from 2408 Woodward ave. 

Woodward cars. 
ERSKINE— East from 566 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
EUCLID— West from 1809 Woodward, Woodward 

cars. 
F— West from 711 Vinewood. Michig-an cars. 
FAIRBANKS— West from 301 Hubbard. Porter 

and Fort st. cars. 
FARMER— North from 155 Randolph. Fort st. cars. 
FARNSWORTH— East from 1044 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
FARNSWORTH— East from 1200 Fischer. Gratiot 

cars. 
FARRAND— East from 474 McClellan. Jefferson 

cars. 
FARRAR— North from 181 Randolph. Fort st 

cars. 
FELCH— East from 1500 McClellan. Gratiot cars. 
FERDINAND— North from 1420 River. Fort cars. 
FERRY E.— East from 1154 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
FERRY W.— West from 1171 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
FIELD— North from 1453 Jefferson. Detroit, Fort 

and Jefferson cars. 
FIFTEENTH— North from 684 Fort. Fort and 

Fourteenth cars. 
FIFTH— North from 254 River. Greenwood ave. 

cars. 
FIFTH- North from 252 Holden. Holden cars. 
FINLEY— West from 1573 Jos. Campau. Jos. Cam- 

pau cars. 
FIRST— North from river. 
FISCHER— North from 1861 Jefferson. Jefferson 

cars. 
FLETCHER— West from 457 Wesson. Michig-an 

cars. 
FLORENCE— North from 749 Harper, Chene cars. 
FLORENCE— East from 122 Shipherd. Jefferson 

cars. 
FLORDYCE— North from 569 Marston. Oakland 

and Jos. Campau cars. 



FOREST E.— East from 1000 Woodward. Forest 

and Woodward cars. 
FOREST W.— West from 899 Woodward. Forest 

and Woodward cars. 
FORSYTH— South from 223 Baltimore. Holden 

cars. 
FORT E.— East from 146 Randolph. Fort st. cars 
FORT W.— West from 131 Woodward. Fort and 

Woodward cars. 
FOSTER— North from 1225 Harper. Harper cars. 
FOUNDRY— North from 498 Baker. Baker cars. 
FOURTEENTH— North from 652 Fort. Fourteenth 

ave. and Fort st. cars. 
FOURTH— North from 250 River. Third cars. 
FOX— North from 86 Frank. Greenwood cars. 
FRANCIS— Runs west along M. C. R. R. Baker 

cars. 
FRANK— West from 655 Fourth. 
FRANKLIN- East from 40 Randolph. Jefferson 

cars. 
FREDERICK— East from 1076 Woodward. NVood- 

ward oars. 
FREMONT— West from 125 Moran. Forest and 

Gratiot cars. 
FREMONT— East from 1008 McClellan. Mack cars. 
FRONT— West from 20 First. Jefferson cars. 
FRONTENAC— 'See Boulevard, Frontenac. 
GAGE— East from 96 Hobart. Citizens cars. 
G. A. R.— West from %3 Hammond. Michigan 

cars. 
GAI.STER— North from 852 Canfleld. 
GARFIELD— Ea:st from 858 Woodward. Wood- 
ward and Forest cars. 
GILBERT- East from 102 Greely. Oakland cars. 
GTLMAN— ^^est from 311 Cass. Cass ave. cars. 
GLADSTONE— West from 1943 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
GLYNN— West from 2277 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
GOETHE— East from 88 Reals. Mack cars. 
GOLDNER— South from 1447 Michigan. Michigan 

cars. 
GOODWIN— North from 297 Holbrook. Oakland 

cars. 
QGJIDON- East from 1114 Cadillac. Mack cars. 



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GRAND RIVER— North from 205 Woodward. Grand 
River and Myrtle cars. 

GRANDY— North from 801 Gratiot. Gratiot and 
Chene cars. 

GRANGER— East from Baldwin. Gratiot cars. 

GRANT— West from 815 Twelfth. Grand River 
ears. 

GRANT COURT— North from 248 Warren. War- 
ren and Greenwood cars. 

GRANVILLE— West from 815 Thirteenth st. Grand 
River and Fourteenth cars. 

GRATIOT— East from 164 Woodward. Gratiot and 
Detroit cars. 

GRAVES— East from 1102 Holcomb. Mack cars. 

GREELEY— North from 87 Welling-ton. Oakland 
cars. 

GREENFIELD— North from 391 Pallister. Wood- 
ward cars. 

GREENWOOD— North from 382 Grand River. 
Greenwood cars. 

GREGOIRE— East from 368 McClellan. Jefferson 
cars. 

GREUSEL— North from 96 Otis. 

GRIFFIN— East from 1614 McDougall Boulevard. 
Chene cars. 

GRISWOLD— North from river. 

GRUMMOND-West from 1843 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

GUILLOZ— North from 421 Clay. Oakland cars. 

GUOIN— North from 54 Riv6r. Jefferson cars. 

HAIGH— East from 1876 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HALE— East from 682 Riopelle. Hastings cars. 

HAMILTON— North from 260 Boulevard W. Wood- 
ward cars. 

HAMLIN— East from 1614 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HAMMOND— North from 635 Toledo. Toledo cars. 

HAMTRAMCK— East from 524 McClellan. Jeffer- 
son and Mack cars. 

HANCOCK E.— East from 944 Woodward. Wood- 
ward and Forest cars. 

HANCOCK W.— West from 941 Woodward. Wood- 
ward and Forest cars. 

HANOVER— East from 1650 Russell. Oak:land cats. 



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HARMON— East from 2344 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HARPER E.— East from 1322 Woodward. Harper 
and Woodward cars. 

HARPER W.— West from 1405 Twelfth. 

HARRISON— North from 528 Michigan. Michigan 
and Trumbull cars. 

HARRY— East from 1392 McClellan. Gratiot cars. 

HARVEY— West from 156 Junction. Fort cars. 

HASTINGS— North from 231 Atwater. Hastings 
cars. 

HAZEL— West from 641 Grand River. Grand Riv.^r 
cars. 

HAZELWOOD— West from 1977 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

HECK— North from 1043 Garfield. Detroit cars. 

HEIDELBURG— East from 60S Jos. Campau. Gra- 
tiot cars. 

HELEN— North from 1367 Jefferson. Fort and Jef- 
ferson cars. , 

HELENE— West from 2345 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HENDRICKS— East from 464 Dubois. Detroit and 
Gratiot cars. 

j^F^TnRiE— East from 1240 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HENRIETTA- West from 221 Junction. Fort cars. 

HERBERT— West from 507 La Salle. Warren cars. 

HIBBARD— North from 1937 JefCerson. Jefferson 
cars. 

HIGH E.— East from 356 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HIGH W.— West from 351 Woodward. Detroit and 
Woodward cars. 

HOB ART— North from 190 Stanley. Citizens cars. 

HOFFMAN— North from 708 River. Jefferson, ca^r,. 

HOLBROOK— East from 1972 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

HOLBURN— East from 1550 Ellery. 

HOLCOMB— North from- 1969 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

HOLDEN— West from 1199 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

HOLDEN— West from 1317 Third. Third cars. 

HOMER— West from 249 Crane. Jefferson cars. 



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HOOKER— West from 1425 Eighteenth. Fourteenth 

cars. 
HORATIO— West from 1385 Scotten. Warren cars. 
HORTON— East from 1562 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
HOUGHTON— East from 312 Holcomb. Jefferson 

cars. 
HOWARD— West from 129 Cass. Abbott st. cars. 
HOWELL— North from 1008 Buchanan. Michigan 

cars. 
HUBBARD— North from 1120 Fort. Fort cars. 
HUDSON— West from 1219 Third. Third cars. 
HUMBOLDT— North from 820 Michigan. Michigan 

and Fourteenth cars. 
HUNT— East from 484 Dubois. Gratiot and Detroit 

cars. 
HUi-ti^BUT— North from 2179 Jefferson. Jefferson 

cars. 
HURON— North from 58 Ottawa. Locust cars. 
HUSSAR— West from 280 Military. Fort cars. 
HYDE— East from 1556 Helen. Harper cars. 
IDA— East from 426 Scotten. Scotten cars. 
ILLINOIS— East from 712 Brush. 
INDIANA— East from 696 Beaubien. Beaubien cars. 
INGERSOLL— West from 165 Twenty-first st. 

Michigan cars. 
IRON— North from 395 Wight. 
IRONSIDE— West from 811 Hammond. Michigan 

cars. 
IROQUOIS— North from 1779 Jefferson. Jefferson 

cars. 
IRVING— West from 187 Greenwood. Greenwood 

cars. 
ISLAND VIEW— South from 2040 Jefferson. Jef- 
ferson cars. 
IVY— West from 1453 Grand River. Grand River 

cars. 
J. P.— West from 309 Scotten. Fort and Porter 

cars. 
JACKSON— West from 1147 Scotten. Michigan 

cars. 
JAMESON— East from 604 McClellan. Mack cars. 
JAY— East from 464 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 
JEFFFERSON— East from 34 Second. Jefferson 

and Woodward cars. 
JOiil— North from 1594 Michigan. Michigan cars. 



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i9S^r EDGAR-West from 52 Junction. Fort cars. 
JOHN R.-North from 236 Woodward. Woodward 



cars. 



TON^I'^wTS^I^ ^^""^ W Nineteenth. Baker cars. 
cS Grand River. Grand River 

JOSEPH CAMPAU-North from 719 Atwater. 
Cnene cars. 

JOSEPHINE-East from 2008 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
JOY-West from 545 Cass. Woodward cars. 
JTJNrWr^^ mI''^.^ }^^^ Junction. Michigan cars. 
'^jy^^^\i^^~^^^^^ f^oin river. 
KANTER-East from McDougall Boulevard 

Chene cars. 
KELLOG-East from 1544 Baldwin. Harper ?nd 

Gratiot cars. 
KERCHEVAL-East from 498 Mt. Elliott. Detioit 

and Jefferson cars. 

5TS«^7?xf^w°'? i^^^ Woodward. Woodward cars 
KINSMAN-West from 1238 Scotten. Warren and 

Michigan cars. 
KIRBY E.-East from 1112 Woodward. Woodward 

KIRBJ W.-West from 115 Woodward. Woodward 
and Warren cars. 

JSi^ii?^^^^^''^^^ f^°"^ 439 Clay. Oakland cars. 
^^R^~^'^^^^ ^^^^ 35 Gillet. Oakland cars. 
KOCH— East from 175 Woodward. Woodward cars 
KOLB— East from 616 Crane. Woodward cars 
^Pi'S?:E^^^ 4^.°"; F^ Cr-Si^e. Mack cars. 
LABROSSE-West from 177 Fourth. Porter cars. 
LADUE-East from 1616 Baldwin. Harper and 

Gratiot cars. 
LADY'S LANE— North from 14 Drvdock. Fort cars 
T^t^^IS^^^-'^^^^ f^o"^ 153 Griswold. Fort cars'. 
LAFFERTY-North from 476 Howard. Howard and 

t'^JIS"^^^^ ^^^"^ 141^ McClellan. Gratiot cars. 
LAMBERT-East from 1572 Mt. Elliott. Mc. Elliott 

T l^lJ.^r^^^L^^°i" 263 Twenty-first. Baker oars. 
LAMSON-South from 293 Pallister. Woodward" 



cars. 



LANGLEY-West from 1191 Third. Third cars. 



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LANGLEY— West from 1237 Twelfth. Fourteenth 
cars. 

LANMAN— West from 1115 Twenty-seventh. War- 
ren and Michigan cars. 

LANSING— North from 1316 Fort. Fort cars. 

LARNKD E.— East from 84 Woodward. Woodward 
and Jefferson cars. 

LARNED W.— West from 83 Woodward. Wood- 
ward and Jefferson cars. 

LA SALLE— North from 1256 Michigan. Miehiji^n 
cars. 

LAUDERDALE— West from 253 Junction. i^\'rt 
cars. 

LAURA— East from 912 McClellan. Mack cars. 

LAUREL— West from 579 Grand River. Grand Riv- 
er and Myrtle cars. 

LAWRENCE— West from 2379 Woodward. Wood- 
ward ears. 

LEACH— West from 221 Crane. Jefferson cars. 

LEAVITT— West from 122 Wesson. Toledo ave. 
cars. 

LED YARD— West from 421 Cass. Third, Bagg and 
Henry cars. 

LEE — West from 353 Wilson. Woodward cars. 

LEE— East from 1366 McClellan. Gratiot cars. 

LE GRAND— East from 576 McClellan. Mack cars. 

LIEB— North from 311 Wight. 

LEICESTER— East from 2070 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

LELAND— East from 736 Brush. 

LERNOULT— East from 1196 McClellan. Gratiot 
cars. 

LEROY PLACE— East from 736 McClellan. Mack 
cars. 

LEVERETTE— West from 21 Seventh. Micnigan 
and Baker cars. 

LEWIS— West from 211 Cass. Grand River cars. 

LILIAN— South from 212 Strong. Harper cars. 

LINCOLN— North from 526 Grand River. Grand 
River and Trumbull cars. 

LINCOLN— South from 347 Boulevard W. Wood- 
ward cars. 

LINDEN— West from 393 Harrison. Grand River 
and Myrtle cars. 

LINDEN COURT— North from 38 Linden. Grari-d 
River cars. 



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LIVERNOIS— North from 844 Dix. Dix cars. 

LOCUST— West from 285 Grand River ave. Grand 
River cars. 

LODI— North from 31 Holburn. Mt. Elliott cars. 

LOLA— West from 425 Wesson. Michigan cars. 

LONGFELLOW— West from 2149 Woodward ave. 
Woodward cars. 

LONGYEAR— From 1494 Helen east. Harper cars. 

LORMAN— East from 478 Crane ave. Mack or Jef- 
ferson cars. 

LOSSING— North from 645 Clay. Oakland cars. 

LOTHROP— West from 1581 Woodward ave. Wood- 
ward cars. 

LOUIS— East from 534 Crane. Mack cars. 

LOUISA— West from 943 Fourth ave. Warren cars. 

LOVETT— North from 1334 Michigan. Michigan cars 

LUDDEN— East from 920 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 

LYMAN— East from 20 Crystal. Near Milwaukee 
ave. 

LYNN— East from 880 Oakland. Oakland cars. 

LYSANDER— West from 797 Fourth. Forest cars. 

MACK— East from 708 Riopelle. Gratiot cars. 

MACOMB— East from 230 Randolph. Any cars. 

MADISON- East from 22 Witherell. WMtherell cars. 

MAGNOLIA— West from 611 Grand River. Grand 
River cars. 

MANSUR— North from 323 Harper. Hastings or 
Russell. , 

MAPLE— East from 304 Gratiot ave. Gratiot cars. 

MARANTETTE— West from 257 Twelfth st. Baker 
cars. 

MARC Y— West from 487 Fourth st. Grand River 
cars. 

MARK— West from 1183 Twelfth st. Fourteenth 
cars. 

MARKET— North from 391 East High. Gratiot cars. 

MARSTON COURT— East from 1718 Woodward ave. 
Woodward cars. 

MARTIN PLACE— East from 708 Woodwara. 
Woodward cars. 

MASON— East from 498 McClellan. Mack and Jef- 
ferson cars. 

MATTHEWS— West from 293 Helen ave. Concord 
or Ft. Wayne cars. 

MAXWELL— North from 1701 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 



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MAY— North from 2269 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 

MAYBURY— North from S9S Michigan. Michigan 
cars. 

M'ARTHUR— West from 1513 Twenty-seventh. 
Warren cars. 

M'BRE ARTY— East from 322S Rivard. Hastings 
cars. 

M'CLELLAN— North from 2035 Jefferson. Jeffer- 
son cars. 

M'DOUGALL— North from 771 Atwater. Chene 
cars. 

M'GRAW— West from 1343 Sixteenth st. Four- 
teenth St. cars. 

M'GREGOR— West from 914 Junction. Toledo st. 
cars. 

M'KINLEY— Southwest from 1613 Grand River. 
Grand River cars. 

M'MILLAN— West from 647 McKinstry, Baker st. 
cars. 

MECHANIC— East from 252 Brush. Brush cars. 

MEDBURY— East from 1280 Woodward. Wood- 
ward or up Hastings cars. 

MELBOURNE— East from 1780 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

MELDRUM— North from 417 Wight. Fort st. cars. 

MERRICK— West from 997 Cass. 

MERRIL-L- North from 326 Pallister. Woodward 
cars. 

MIAMI— North from 65 Gratiot. 

MICHIGAN— West from 133 Woodward. Michigan 
cars. 

MIDDLE— West from 61 Clifford. Clifford cars. 

MILES— East from 1590 Helen. Harper cars. 

MILITARY— North from 1650 River st. Fort cars. 

MILLER— West from 627 Sixth. Grand River cars. 

MILWAUKEE AVE. E.— East from 1484 Wood- 
ward. Woodward or up Hastings cars. 

MILWAUKEE W.— West from 1843 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

MINER— East from 506 Crane. Mack ave. cars. 

MINNIE— North from 1101 River st. Jefferson 
cars. 

MITCHELL-North from 863 Gratiot. Gratiot 
cars. 

MOFFATT— East from 1228 Maxwell. Gratiot cars. 

MOHAWK— West from 1335 Twenty-seventh. War- 
ren C9.rs. 



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MONROE— East from Campus Martius. Fort 

Wayne cars. 
MONTCALM E.— East from 332 Woodward. 

Woodward cars. 
MONTCALM W.— West from 331 Woodward. 

Woodward cars. 
MONTCLAIR— North from 892 Boulevard West. 

Grand River cars. . 
MONTIETH— West from 1219 Twenty-seventh st. 

Warren cars. 
MONTROSE— West from 1311 Hamilton. Wood- 
ward cars. 
MOORE— West from 1691 Vinewood. Grand River 

cars. 
MOORE— East from 976 Twenty-sixth. Grand River 

cars. 
MORAN— North from 1051 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 
MORLEY— North from 457 Pallister. Fourteenth 

cars. 
MORRELL— North from 1456 River. 
MORROW— North from 531 Clay. Oakland cars. 
MORROW— North from 537 Holbrook. Oakland 

cars. 
MOTT— East from 2104 Woodward. Woodward 

c^ars. 
MOUND— South from 232 Strong". Harper cars. 
MT. ELLIOTT— North from the River. Fort, 

Baker and Jefferson cars. 
MULBERRY— West from 793 Twelfth. Grand 

River cars. 
MULLETT— East from 172 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 
MURRAY— East from 1164 McClellan. Mack cars. 
MYRTLE— W^est from 563 Grand River. Myrtle 

cars. 
NALL— West from 1119 Twenty-seventh. Myrtle 

cars. 
NAPOLEON— East from 426 Brush. Brush cars. 
NATIONAL— North from 504 Michigan. Michigan 

cars. 
NAVARRE— East from 446 McClellan. Jefferson 

cars. 
NELSON— West from 45 Dyar. Oakland cars. 
NEWARK— West from 202 Fifteenth. Baker cars. 
NEWBERRY— W>st from 697 Junction. Dix cars. 
NEWLAND— North from 1231 Mack. Mack cars. 
NEWTON— West from 1601 Joseph Campau. 



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NINETEENTH— North from S04 Fort. Ft. Wayne 
cars. 

NOBI.E— West from 535 Fourth. Third ave. cars. 

NORTON— West from 99 Thirty-first. Michigan 
cars. 

NORVELL— East from 984 Van Dyke. Mack cars. 

OAKLAND— North from 249 Piquette. Oakland 
cars. 

ORCHARD— West from 151 Grand River. Grand 
River cars. 

ORLEANS— North from the River. Jefferson cars. 

OTIS— West from 131 Thirty-first. Michigan cars. 

OTTAWA— West from 521 Thirteenth. Michigan 
cars. 

OTTO— North from 127 Pallister. Woodward cars. 

OWEN— East from 2040 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

PAGE— East from 470 Scotten. Scotten cars. 

PALLISTER— West from 1663 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

PALMER— East from 1198 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

PARK— North from 271 Woodward. Clifford cars. 

PARK PLACE— North from 100 Michigan. Mich- 
igan cars. 

PARK AVE.— North from 412 Dix. Scotten cars. 

PARKER— North from 1617 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

PARKMAN— West from 1705 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

PARKVIEW— South from 2068 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

PARSONS— West from 673 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

PENNSYLVANIA- North from 2101 Jefferson. 
Jefferson cars. 

PERRY— West from 375 Grand River. Grand River 
cars. 

PETERBORO— West from 555 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

PHELPS— East from 1438 Baldwin. Gratiot cars. 

PHILADELPHIA- East from 1844 Woodward. 
T\^oodward cars. 

PIERCE— East from 6-30 Riopelle. Hastings cars. 

PINE— West from 315 Grand River. Jefferson 
cars. 



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PINGREE— West from 1877 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
PIQUETTE E.— East from 1372 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 
PIQUETTE W.— West from 1376 Fifth. Third cars. 
PIQUETTE W.— West from 715 Lincoln. Trumbull 

cars. 
PITCHER— West from 585 Cass ave. Woodward 

cars. 
PLEASANT— North from 1178 River. Fort Wayne 

cars. 
PLUM— West from 321 Second. Jefferson cars. 
PLUMER— West from 761 Clark. Sherman cars. 
POLLARD— West from 1552 Jos. Campau. 
PONTIAC— East from 340 McClellan. Jefferson 

cars. 
POPLAR— West from 785 Thirteenth. Jefferson 

cars. 
PORTER— West from 181 Michigan. Sherman 

cars. 
PRENTIS— West from 821 Cass ave. Fourteenth 

cars. 
PRESTON— East from 638 McDougall. Mack ave. 

cars. 
PRIVATE— West from 1541 St. Aubin. Chene cars. 
PULFORD— East from 1038 Gratiot. Gratiot cars. 
PUTNAM— West from 1027 Woodward. Fourteenth 

cars. 
RAILROAD— East from 1254 Twelfth. Fourteenth 

RAILWAY— West from 97 La Salle. Michigan 

cars. 
RANDALL— West from 310 Twenty-third. Sher- 
man cars. 
RANDOLPH— North from the River. Ft. Wayne 

cars. 
RANSOM— East from 948 Cadillac. Mack ave. 

cars. 
RANSPACH— West from 189 Hammond. Sherman 

cars. 
RAYNE— East from 348 Hibbard. Jefferson cars. 
RAYNOR— North from 51 Clinton. Sherman cars. 
REED— West from 1015 Fort. Third ave. cars. 
REEDER— West from 121 Junction. Ft. Wayne 

cars. 
REGULAR— West from 557 Cavg,lry. Sherman 

cars. 



RICH— West from 1247 Twenty-seventh. Four- 
teenth cars. 

RICHARD— East from 156 Seyburn. Jefferson 
cars. 

RICHTER— East from 940 McClellan. Mack ave. 
cars. 

RIOPELLE— North from River. Sherman cars. 

RIVARD— North from the River. Fourteenth cars. 

RIVER— West from 31 Second. Ft. Wayne cars. 

ROEHM— West from 377 Williams. Warren cars. 

ROGERS— West from 535 Junction. Dix ave. cars. 

ROHNS— North from 353 Goethe. 

ROLF— North from 1315 Mack. Mack ave. cars. 

ROLLIN— West from 67 Thirty-first. Michigan 
cars. 

ROMEYN— West from 759 Junction. Sherman cars. 

ROSE— West from 337 Sixteenth. Michigan car?. 

ROSEDALE— East from 2376 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

ROWENA— East from 634 Woodward. Brush & 
Woodward cars. 

ROWLAND— North from 48 Michigan. Michigan 
cars. 

PUSSELL— North from 503 Jefferson. Hastings 
cars. 

SAGINAW— North from 65 Holburn. Sherman 
cars. 

SARGENT— East from 1590 McDougall Boulevard. 
Jos. Campau cars. 

SARVIS— North from 1590 Ingersoll. Michigan 
cars. 

SAVOY— West from 30 Twenty-second. Ft. Wayne 
cars. 

SCHEFFER— West from 469 Moran. Mt. Elliott 
cars. 

SCHILLER— West from 2233 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

SCHILLER— East from 710 McClellan. Mack ave. 
cars. 

SCHMITTDIEL— North from 350 Euclid. Wood- 
ward cars. 

SCHNEIDER— East from 784 Ellery. Mack cars. 

SCRANTON— North from 195 Philadelphia. Oak- 
land cars. 

SCOTT— East from 654 Rlopelle. Sherman cars. 

SCOTTEN— North from 1282 Fort. Ft. Wayne cars. 



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SCOVET^— West from 1729 Vine wood. Grand River 
cars, 

SEARS— East from 288 Hibbard. Jefferson oars. 

SECOND— North from River. Third st. cars. 

SELDEN— West from 709 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

SEMINOLE— North from 1725 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

SENECA— North from 1201 Mack. Mack ave. cars. 

SEVENTEENTH— North from 740 Fort. Four- 
teenth cars. 

SEVENTH— North from 324 River. Trumbull cars. 

SEVENTH— South from 317 Boulevard W. Holden 
cars. 

SEWARD— West from 1725 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

SEYBURN— North from 1571 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

SHADY- LANE— West from 381 Twenty-fifth. Sher- 
man W. cars. 

SHAKESPEARE— West from 2185 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

SHP:]LBY— North from G2 Atwater. Fourteenth 
cars. , 

ST-TKRIDAN— North from 1479 Jefferson. Fort 
Wayne cars. 

SHERMAN— East from 292 Hastings. Sherman 
cars. 

SHERWOOD— North from 1245 Harper. Four- 
teenth cars. 

SHIPHERD— North from 1345 Champlain. Jeffer- 
son cars. 

SHIRLIE— South from 489 Pallister. P'ourteenth 
cars. 

SHOEMAKER— East from 147G McClellan. Gratiot 
cars. 

STBLEY— West from 415 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

SIDNEY— East from ISIO Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

SIXTEENTH— North from 670 Lafayette. Four- 
teenth cars. 

SIXTH— North from 294 River. Greenwood cars. 

SMITH— East from 1646 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 



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SOUTH— North from 448 Grand River. Jefferson 
cars. 

SOITTIIli]RN— West from 233 Hammond. Sherman 
cars. 

SPFiNCER— West from 191 Cass. Michigan cars. 

SPRAGUE— East from 924 Van Dyke. Mack cars. 

SPRING— West from 251 Scotten. P'ort cars. 

SPROAT— West from 441 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

SPRUCE— East from 405 Fifth. Fourteenth cars. 

ST. ALBERTUS— East from 830 Dequindre. Four- 
teenth cars. 

ST. AUBIN— North from 525 Atwater. Trumbull 
cars. 

ST. CHARLES— North from 1383 Harper. Four- 
teenth cars. 

ST. CLAIR— East from 1086 Nineteenth. Baker 
cars. 

ST. JOSEPH-East from 686 Russell. Hastings 
cars. 

ST. PAUL— East from 418 Mt. Elliott. Fourteenth 
cars. 

STANDISH— West from 335 Twentieth. Baker 
cars. 

STANLEY— West from 699 Greenwood. Four- 
teenth cars. ■ 

STANTON— Begins at the River and numbers 
north. 

STANTON— North from 1102 Grand River. Four- 
teenth cars. 

STARK— West from 281 Hammond. Michigan cars. 

STATE— West from 163 Woodward. Fourteenth 
cars. 

STERLING— North from 470 Holden. Holden cars. 

STEPHENS— North from 1141 Mack. Mack cars. 

STEVENS— East from S9S Van Dvke. Mack cars. 

STIMSON— West from 599 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

STRONG— East from 1844 Mt. Elliott. Fourteenth 
cars. 

STUART— East from 996 Bellevue. Gratiot cars. 

SULLIVAN— North from 856 Michigan. Michigan 
cans. 

ST^MMIT— North from 1400 River. Jefferson cars. 

SUPERIOR— East from 784 Brush. Fourteenth 
cars. 

SWAIN— North from 1148 River. Jefferson car^, 



SYCAMORE— West from 531 Grand River. Myrtle 
cars. , „^ 

SYLVAN— West from 1363 Twenty-seventh. War- 
ren ave. cars. 

SYLVESTER— East from 1126 Gratiot. Mack cars. 

TAYLOR— West from 2009 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

TENTH— North from 436 River. Fort and Baker 
cars. 

THEODORE— East from 768 John R. Fourteenth 
cars. 

THIRD— North from the River. Fort and Grand 
River cars cross. Third st. cars north of Grand 
River. 

THIRTEENTH— North from 606 River. Fourteenth 
cars. 

THIRTIETH— North from 1450 Michigan. Michi- 
gan cars. 

THIRTY-FIFTH — North from 1600 Michigan. 
Michigan cars. 

THIRTY-FIRST— North from 2 Rollin. Michigan 
cars. 

THIRTY-FOURTH— North from 156S Michigan. 
Michigan cars. 

THIRTY-SECOND— North from 1508 Michigan. 
Michigan cars. 

THIRTY-THIRD— North from 1358 Michigan. 
Michigan cars. 

THOMPSON COURT— North from 981 Forest. 
Fourteenth cars. 

THURMAN— North from 1811 Gratiot. 

TILLMAN— North from 958 Michigan. Michigan 
cars. 

TOLEDO— West from 527 Twenty-fourth. Sherman 
cars. 

TONTI— East from 248 Van Dyke. Jefferson cars. 

TORRE Y— West from 1025 Scotten. Michigan 
cars. 

TOWNSEND— North from 1511 Jefferson. Jefferson 
cars. 

TRAFFIC— North from the River. 

TROMBLY— East from 1138 John R. Woodward 
cars. 

TROWBRIDGE— East from 2308 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

TROWBRIDGE— West from 1783 Hamilton. Wood- 
ward cars. 



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TRUMBULL— North from 398 Fort. Trumbull cars. 
TUSCOLA— West from 691 Third. Third cars. 
TWELFTH— North from 548 River. Fort, Baker, 

Michigan, Grand River cars. 
TWENTIETH— North from 834 Fort. Fort cars. 
TWENTY-EIGHTH— North from 1272 Michigan. 

Michigan cars. 
TWENTY-FIFTH— North from 936 Lafayette. 

Fort, Baker, Grand River cars. 
TWENTY-FIRST— North from 866 River. Fort, 

Baker, Grand River cars. 
TWENTY-FOURTH— North from the River. Fort, 

Baker, Grand River and Michigan cars. 
TWENTY-NINTH-North from 1408 Michigan. 

Michigan cars. 
TWENTY-SECOND— North from 894 Fort. Fort 

and Michigan cars. 
TWENTY-SEVENTH— North from 586 Myrtle. 

Myrtle cars. 
TWENTY-SIXTH— North from 156 E st. 
TWENTY-THIRD— North from 926 Fort. Fort cars. 
UNION— West from 403 Fourth. Third st. cars. 
VAN DYKE— North from 1639 Jefferson. Jefferson 

cars. 
VIENNA— West from 1347 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
VIGO— West from 605 Wesson. Michigan cars. 
VINCENNES— East from 422 McClellan. Jefferson 

cars. 
VINE— West from 445 Fourth. Grand River cars. 
VINEWOOD— North from 1078 Fort. Ft. Wayne 

cars. 
VIRGINIA— West from 1769 Woodward. Woodward 

cars. 
VISGER— West from 1051 Vinewood. Michigan 

cars. 
WABASH— North from 490 Howard. Fourteenth 

cars. 
WALBRIDGE— East from 1596 Baldwin. Harper 

cars. 
WALKER— North from 823 Atwater. Jefferson 

cars. 
WALNUT— East from 458 Seyburn. Mack or. Ker- 

cheval cars. 
WALTER— West from 1273 Third. Third cars. 



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WARREN E.— East from 986 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

WARREN W.— West from 985 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

WASHINGTON— North from 70 Michigan. Mich- 
igan or Grand River cars. 

WATERLOO— East from 450 Dequindre. Dequin- 
dre cars. 

WATSON— East from 534 Woodward. Woodward 

WATSON PLACE— Between Watson and Wilkins 
sts. Hastings cars. 

WAYNE— North from the river. Shelby cars. 

WEBB— West from 2445 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

WEBSTER— West from 184 Nineteenth. Porter 
cars. 

WEBSTER— East from 152 Twenty-second. Por- 
ter cars. 

WELCH— North from 672 Toledo. Toledo cars. 

WELLINGTON— East from 322 Cameron. Oakland 
cars. 

WESSON— North from 592 Toledo. Toledo cars. 

WESTMINSTER— East ' from 2142 Woodward. 
Woodward cars. 

WEST PARK PLACE— North from 174 Cass. 

WEYHERS— East from 834 McClellan. Mack cars. 

WHIPPLE— East from 1276 Baldwin. Gratiot cars. 

WIDMAN— North from 575 Harper. Chene cars. 

WIGHT— East from 34 Chene. Chene or Jefferson 
cars. 

WILBOR— East from 764 Lincoln. Holden cars. 

WILCOX— East from 206 Woodward.. Woodward 
cars. 

WILDEMERE— North from 970 Boulevard West. 
Grand River cars. 

WILKINS— East from 548 Brush. Brush cars. 

WILLARD— East from 1068 Van Dyke. Gratiot 
cars. 

WILLIAMS— North from 930 Michigan. Michigan 
cars. 

WII^LIS— E.— East from 782 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

WILLIS W.— West from 783 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

WILSON— North from 337 Euclid. Woodward cars. 



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WINDER— East from 390 Woodward. Woodward 
cars. 

WING— East from 214 Nineteeth. Baker or Porter 
cars. 

WINSLOW— North from 778 Stanley. Grand River 
cars. 

WINTER— East from 888 Dequindre. Forest cars. 

WISNER— East from 1442 McClellan. Gratiot cars. 

WITHERELL— North from 272 Woodward. Wood- 
ward or Adams cars. 

WOLF— West from 583 Hubbard. Dix cars. 

WOODBRIDGE E.— East from 44 Woodward. 

WOODBRIDGE W.— West from 43 Woodward. 

WOODLAWN— East from 2442 Woodward. Wood- 
ward cars. 

WOODLAWN— West from 1701 Hamilton. Wood- 
ward cars. 

WOODWARD— North from the River. Main street 
of the city. 

WOODWARD AVE. TERRACE— East from G80 
Woodward. Woodward cars. 

WORCESTER— East from 618 Van Dyke. Mack 
cars. 

WRE FORD— West from 1619 Vinewood. Warren 
or Orand River cars. 

WREFORD— West from 1485 Eighteenth. Grand 
River cars. 

ZENDER— East from 910 Ellery. Gratiot cars. 



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The C. E. Convention. 



July 1899 is to be memorable in the history of Detroit, 
for the entertainment of the Christian Endeavor Con- 
vention. This organization is the largest association of 
young people that has ever been banded together for self- 
elevation and benefit to fellow-men. In the 18 years of 
Christian Endeavor history over 8,000,000 of young people 
have signed the C. E. pledge. Four millions of them have 
graduated into other departments of church work. There 
are 1,300 C. E. societies in this state with a total member- 
ship of 60,000. 

In this city the preparations for the grand '99 convention 
have been long carried on and developed on an elaborate 
scale. The canvas village, which is to be the scene of 
meetings etc., is located on the Cass farm adjacent to the 
Central High School and covers an area of territory prob- 
ably greater than ever before, so occupied in the history of 
the country. There are 47 tents, on the grounds including 
two hospital tents to be efficiently attended. The grounds 
are reached by transfer from any car line. 

It is especially announced that the tents will withstand 
storms as well as a house would. They are said to be built 
on even safer lines than those turned out by the same 
makers for Barnum. There are a lot of extra safeguards 
that will be provided, so that in case of a windstorm the 
canvasmen can manipulate the tents so that there will be 
no possibility of disaster. 

The headquarters of the official management of the Con-, 
vention occupy during its sessions quarters in the High 
Scliool building. The down-town information bureau is 
in the Wonderland building, corner Campus Martins and 
Monroe Ave. 

During the five days of the convention several hundred 
meetings will be held in various parts of the city. The 
main program, however, will be carried out at Tents En- 
deavor and Williston and the Light Guard armory. Dele- 
gates will be admitted by badge before the hours of meet- 
ing, but after the scheduled time the public will be wel- 
come and no ticket or card of admission will be required. 
On Sunday, July 9, no services will be held at the tents, in 
order to permit delegates to attend the churches. 



Places of Interest. 



ARMORIES. 

DETROIT GRAYS— Armory, corner Chene and 
Chestnut st&. 

DETROIT LIGHT GUARD, CO. M.— Armory cor- 
ner Jefferson ave. and Randolph st. 

DETROIT LIGHT INFANTRY— Armory, 42-16 Con- 
gress St. east. 

HEADQUARTERS MICHIGAN NATIONAL 

GUARD— Telegraph Bldg., Griswold st. and 
Congress st. 

MICHIGAN STATE NAVAL BRIGADE-Head- 
quarters U. S. S. Yantic. Detroit. 

ASYLUMS AND HOflES. 

DETROIT DEACONESS' HOME— 53 Elizabeth st. 

west. 
FLORi^NCE CRITTENTEN HOME— 68-70 Miami 

ave. 
GERMAN PROTESTANT HOME FOR ORPtlANS 

AND OLD PEOPLE— 248-256 Harvey ave. 
HOME FOR THE AGED POOR— (Little Sisters or 

the Poor), Scott and Dequindre sts. 
HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS— Warren ave., 

near Woodward. 
HOME OF INDUSTRY FOR DISCHARGPJD 

PRISONERS— 259 Willis ave. east. 
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD— 792 Fort 

St. west. 
HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE. INFANT ASYLUM 

AND LYING-IN HOSPITAL (Catholic)— Corner 

St. Antoine and Elizabeth sts. 
LUTHERAN DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM— 

North' Detroit. 
McGregor mission— 55 Cadlllac sa. 
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM-988 Jeffer- 
son ave. 



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SEAMEN'S HOME— Corner Griswold and At water 

sts. 

ST. MARY'S HOME FOR YOUNG WOMEN 

(Catholic)— 87 Henry st. 
ST. VINCENT'S FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM 

(Catholic)— McDougall ave., between I..arned 

and Congress. 

THOMPSON HOME FOR OLD LADIES— South- 
east corner Cass and Hancock aves. 

YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME— Corner Adams ave 
and Clifford st. 

CEMETERIES. 

CREMATORY— Fort st. west and SpringweJls 
ave. Office, 232 Randolph st. 

ELMWOOD— The beautiful Protestant burial place 
on Elmwood ave.; contains 78 acres. Fort st- 
east, Sherman or Jefferson ave. car lines. 

FOREST LAWN— Protestant cemetery north of 
the citj^ on Grand Trunk or Pontiac electric 
car line. 

LUTHERAN— East of Mt. Elliott ave., oetween 
Farnsworth st. and the Boulevard. 

MT. ELLIOTT— Catholic cemetery adjoining Eim- 
wood. Entrance Mt. Elliott ave. Fort st. east, 
Sherman or Jefferson av. car lines. 

MT. OLIVET— New Catholic cemetery in the 
Township of Hamtramck. 

SHA'ARE ZEDEK (Jewish)— North side of Pal- 
lister ave., east of Dubois st. 

WOODMERE— West of city. Protestant cemetery. 
Fort St. car line. 

COLLEGES. 

DETROIT COLLEGE— 353 to 377 Jefferson ave. 
DETROIT COLLEGE OF LAW— Corner St. An- 

• toine and Mullett sts. 
DETROIT COLLEGE OF MEDICINE— Northeast 

corner of St. Antoine and Mullett sts. 
MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND 

SURGERY— 7 and 9 Porter st. 



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CHURCHES. 

(Partial List.) 

BAPTIST.— Woodward Ave. Baptist, Woodward Ave. and 
Winder St. 

Warren Ave. Baptist, W^arren and Third Aves. 

First Baptist, Cass Ave. and Bagp St. 

EiffHteenth St. Baptist, Eigliteenth St., between Porter 
and Baker. 

Grand River Ave. Baptist, Grand River Ave and Thir- 
teenth St. 

Immanuel Baptist, Fort St. W., and Dragjoon Ave. 

German Baptist, Grandy and Trombly Aves. 

Frencli Baptist, Sherman St., between Rivard and 
Russell. 

Shiloh Baptist (colored) 3U2 Columbia St. E. 

CHRISTIAN.— Central Christian, Ledyard St. and Second 
Ave. 
Disciples of Christ, Fourth and Plum Sts, 

CONGREGATIONAL,— Woodward Ave. Congregational, 
Woodward Ave. and Sibley St. 
First Congregational, Woodward and Forest Aves. 
Plymoutli Tabernacle, Trumbull Ave. and Baker St. 

CATHOLIC.-Cathedral, Adelaide and John R. Sts. 

SS. Peter and Paul's, Jesuit, Jefferson Ave. and Antoine 

St. 
St. Aloysius, Washington Ave., north of Stat.e St. 
Holy Trinity, Porter and Sixth Sts. 
St. Leo's, Grand River and Fifteenth. 
St. Boniface (German) Thirteenth and High Sts. 
St. Vincent's, Fourteentli Ave., between Dalzelle and 

Marent^tte Sts. 
St. Anne's (French) Howard and Nineteenth. 
St. Mary's (German) Antoine and Monroe Ave. 

EPISCOPAL.— Christ Church, Jefferson Ave., between 
Hastings and Rivard Sts. 
Grace Church, Fort St. West, and Second St, 
St. .John's, Woodward Ave., and High St. 
St. Paul's, Congress and Shelby Sts. 
St. Peter's, Trumbull Ave. and Church St. 



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EVANGELICAL. -First Church, Catherine and Dubois 

Christ's Church Twenty-third and Myrtle. 

bt. John s, Russell, between Antietam and Chestnut Sts 

bt. J^uke s, Harper and Joseph Canipau Aves. 

JEWISH. -Temple Beth El, Washington Ave. and Clififord 

Scha'are Zedek, Congress and Antoine Sts. 

^^rS?Sk ^'•~S'''5'-*^'' G^ratiot Ave. and Rivard St. 

Dix aI™' ^^^^°'''*^J' ^^«'-' between Fort St. W. and 

?f*M ''.'?i?'''''.^'j;^''*^-^^«''<^ St., north of Buchanan. 
St. Matthew s, Congress St., near Rivard. 
Woly Cross, Joseph Campau Ave., and Illinois St. 
&t. I'aul s, Joseph Campau Ave., and St. Paul's St. 

^^^Wo^d^v^T^'^^'^'t^^,?-' Woodward and Adams Ave. 
Woodward Ave. M. E., Woodward and Harper Aves. 
Simpson M.E., Grand River Ave. and Sixth St. 
labernacle M E., Howard and Fourth Sts. 

Cass Ave. M. E Cass and Selden Aves. 
Marj' Palmer Memorial M. E., McDougall Ave. and 
i^namplain St. 

PRESBYTERIAN.-Fort St. Presbyterian, Fort St. West 

Jeiferson Ave. Presbyterian, JefFerson Ave. and Rivard 

Westminster, Woodward Ave. and Parsons St. 
rJ^^ Yd "^'^"^^' Woodward Ave. and Edmunnd PI. 
Central Presbyterian, Bat^s and Farmer Sts. 
liethany Presbyterian, Boulevard E., near Jefferso 

Ave. 
Calvary, Michigan Ave., opposite Mavburv Grand. 

™'I?l?a\'d'|[™SS'' o'O" ■">*"• Park St., west 

^^^\v?-J^^'~:;^.^^-^*Co»^^^^ational Unitarian, S. E. Cor. 
Woodward Ave . , and Edmund PI . 

i?^H«^^T.^J^?-^^-"Pah Unity Church, (Undenom- 
mational) Calumet Ave., between Sixth and Seventh 

^^Z^fu^^'^^'^A ^^^^ ^^^- and High St. 
§«T^o^^ ^ A^ Adventist, 426 Trumbull Ave. 
aaivation Army Headquarters, 21 and 23 CadiUac Sq. 



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COURTS. 

JUSTICES' COURT— 54 State st. ^,. ^ ^ 

POLICE COURT-Municipal Bldg., Clinton ave. 

PROBATE'cOURT-Room 10. first floor, City Hall. 
RECORDERS' COURT-Municipal Bldg.. Clinton 

Un!tED "STATE^S^' CIRCUIT COURT-Postotflce 

UNrrm) STATES DISTRICT COURT-Postoffice 

WAY^NE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-Rooms City 
Hall and Tolsma Bldg., 45 State St. 

DEPOTS. 

BRUSH ST.-Foot of Brush st. Detroit Grand 
Haven & Milwaukee. Sake Shore & Michigan 
Southern and Grand Trunk trains arrive and 

MICHIGAN^CENTRAL-Foot of Third. Michigan 
Central. Detroit & Bay City, Cincinnati, Hamil- 
ton & Dayton trains arrive and depart nere. 
UNION DEPOT, Fort St. Station-Corner Fort and 
Third sts. Canadian Pacific, Flint & Pere Mar- 
miPtte Wabash & St. Louis, Detroit &; Lima 
North^ri^ DSroif Grand Rapids & Western 
trains arrive and depart here. 

FERRIES. 

DETROIT & WALKERVILLE-Foot of Joseph 

Campau ave. Fare to or from Windsor or 

Walkerville. 5 cents. 

Fare to Belle Isle and return, 10 cents. 

All day ride on the boats, 10 cents. 
WINDSOR & BELLE ISLE-Foot Woodward ave. 

HOSPITALS. 

CHILDREN'S FREE HOSPITAL-Northeast cor- 
ner St. Antoine and Farnsworth. 

ARY— Porter and Second sts. 



GRACE HOSPITAL (Homeopathic)-Corner of 
John R. St. and Willis ave. 

HARPi^R HOSPITAL— John R. st., head of Mar- 
tin place. 

ST. LU Kill's HOSPITAL and CHURCH HOME— 
Fort St. west, cozener of McKinstry ave. 

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL— St. Antoine, between 
Clinton and Mullett sts. 

UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL— South- 
west corner Jefferson and Mt. Elliott aves. 

WOMAN'S HOSPITAL AND FOUNDLINGS' 
HOME— Northwest corner Beaubien st. and 
Forest ave. 

ISLANDS AND RESORTS. 

ORCHARD LAKE— A beautiful sheet of water five 
miles from Pontiac, via electric cars. State 
Military Academy is located here. It is a favor- 
ite summer resort, and the vicinity the sight of 
many handsome summer cottages. 

PUT-IN-BAY— One of a group of islands m Laice 
Erie about midway between Detroit and Cleve- 
land. The bay is a favorite excursion point. It 
has numerous fine hotels and facilities for 
amusement. Perry's Cave, a natural curiosity 
of the island, is a great point of interest. Boat 
for Put-in-Bay leaves Detroit, foot of First st., 
daily. 

STAR ISLAND— An island at the Flats occupied 
by a popular summer hotel. 

SOMERVILLE SPRINGS— A pleasure and health 
hotel on the Lake St. Clair, near the City of 
St. Clair. 

STE. CLAIR FLATS, "The Venice of America"— 
A collection of artificial islands and made-land 
in upper Lake St. Clair, This is one of the 
greatest fishing and duck-hunting regions in the 
country. Beautiful summer residences, club- 
houses and hotels here accommodate thousands 
of guests yearly during the summer season. 
Steamers from the foot of Griswold st. ply be- 
tween Detroit and the Flats daily. 

SUGAR ISLAND— A small island In Lake Erie at 
the mouth of the Detroit River; a favorite pic- 
nic resort to which boats from foot of First 
St. run daily. 



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THE COUNTRY CLUB— An elegant club house 

with spacious grounds at Grosse Pointe on the 

banks of Lake St. Clair. 
THE METTAWAS— A much-patronized summer 

hotel on the lake near Kingsville, Canada; 

reached by cars from Walkerville. 
THE OAKLAND— A fine summer hotel on the St. 

Clair River, a short distance below Port Huron. 
WALPOLE ISLAND— A large island in Lake St. 

Clair, near the mouth of the St. Clair river. 

This island is the home of a tribe of Indians 

and is a favorite picnic resort. 

LIBRARIES. 

BAR LIBRARY— Hammond Bldg. 
IIURLBUT LIBRARY— Water Works Bldg. 
MASONIC LIBRARY— Masonic Temple, Lafayette 

and First. 
PUBLIC LIBRARY— Gratiot ave., between Farrar 

and Farmer, 
TRADES COUNCIL FREE LIBRARY— Room 7 

Hilsendegen Bldg, 

MARKETS. 

CENTRAL— North side Cadillac sq., between Mon- 
roe and Bates. 

EASTERN— Russell St., between High and 
Winder.. 

WESTERN— Michigan ave., between Eighteenth 
and Humboldt. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

BOULEVARD— The grand driveway encircling the 
city is nearly 12 miles long and extends from the 
Belle Isle bridge to No. 1057 Fort st. west. 

CADILLAC SQUARE— Extends from Campus Mar- 
tins to Randolph st.; was formerly the market 
place. 

CAMPUS MARTIUS— The public square in tne 
center of the business portion of the city on 
which the City Hall is located. 

COUNTY JAIL— Corner Clinton and Beaubien sts. 

FORT WAYNE— Out Fort st., at the foot of Mili- 



tary ave. The Fort reservation, contains 65 
acres, is a fine fortification, well g-arrisoned and 
a point of great interest to visitors to liie city. 

GRANT'S OLD HOME— The house occupied by 
Gen. Grant during- his residence in Detroit from 
1849 to 1851 is No. 253 Fort st. east. 

HACK FARES— Regular hack fares are 50 cents 
per passenger within the city limits, with no 
charge for one or two children under 10 years 
of age, 

HOUSE OF CORRECTION— Alfred st., between 
Russell and Riopelle. Open to visitors Tues- 
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. 

THE FISH HATCHERY— Corner Champlaln and 
Jos. Campau ave. A place of much interest to 
visitors in the hatching season. 

PARKS. 

BELLE ISLE— The beautiful island park situated 
in the Detroit River at the entrance to Lake 
St. Clair. Ferries from the foot of Woodward 
ave. run to and from every 15 minutes. Jeffer- 
son ave. and Sherman car lines convey to the 
Belle Isle bridge, which connects the city with 
the island at the Eastern Grand Boulevard. 

BOIS BLANC— An island in Detroit River near 
the entrance to Lake Erie. It is a picnic 
resort reached by boats of Belle Isle ferry, 
leaving the foot of Woodward ave. 

CASS— Second ave., between Ledyard and Bagg sts. 

CLARK— Located in the western part of the city, 
contains 23 acres. It is bounded by Clark, Scot- 
ten and Dix aves. and Howard st. 

GRAND CIRCUS PARK— Located on both sides 
Woodward ave., near center of the city. 

PALMER— The Log Cabin Park— Located out 
Woodward ave.; contains 120 acres. 

TASHMOO— Picnic grounds on Harsen's Island, 
St. Clair Flats. Reached by boat, foot Gris- 
wold St. 

WATER WORKS PARK— Jefferson ave., between 
Bowen and Pennsylvania. 

There are numerous other small parks in che city 
and adjacent. 



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PRINCIPAL HOTELS. 

CHIERA'S EUROPEAN HOTEL— 60-64 Farrar st. 
GIES'S EUROPEAN HOTEL— 10-12-14 Monroe ave. 
GRIFFIN HOTEL— 1152-1154 Jefferson ave. 
GRISWOLD HOUSE— Corner Griswold and Grand 

River. 
HOTEL BARCLAY— 22 Barclay place, corner John 

R. St. 
HOTEL CADILLAC— Michigan ave., Rowland and 

Washington aves. 
HOTEL FRANKLIN— Corner Bates and Larned. 
HOTEL METROPOLE— 126-130 Woodward ave. 
HOTEL NORMANDIE— 11-23 Congress st. east. 
HOTEL REN AUD— 128-130 Grand River ave. 
HOTEL RICHTER— 11-15 State st. 
HOTEL STE. CLAIRE— Northeast corner Monroe 

ave. and Randolch st. 
RUSSELL HOUSE— Corner Woodward ave. and 

Cadillac sq. 
WAYNE HOTEL— Southeast corner River and 

Third sts. 

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND HALLS. 

ARBEITER HALL— Corner Russell and Catherine. 
AUDITORIUM— 35-51 Larned st. east. 
BANK CHAMBERS— Corner Griswold and Larned. 
BOARD OF TRADE HALL— Corner Jefferson ave. 

and Griswold st. 
BUHL BLOCK— 91 and 93 Griswold st. 
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— Northeast corner 

Griswold and State sts. 
CITY HALL— Woodward ave., between Fort and 

Michigan aves. 
COWIE BUILDING— 422-44 Gratiot ave. 
HIBERNIA HALL— 402 Grand River ave. 
HIBERNIAN HALL— 284 Michigan ave. 
HODGES BUILDING— Southeast corner Griswold 

and State sts. 
MASONIC TEMPLE— Corner Lafayette ave. and 

First St. 
SCHWANKOVSKY'S HALL— 238 Woodward ave. 
SEVILLA FLATS— 544 Second ave. 
S. JEAN BAPTISTE HALL-474 Fort st. 



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ST BONIFACE HALL-West side Thirteenth and 
High sts. 

STAR AND CRESCKNT HAi.L-193-195 Cass ave 

STRASSBURG HALL AND DANCING ACAD- 
EMY— South side Adams ave., between Wither- 
ell and John R. 

TELEGRAPH BLOCK-Corner Griswold and Con- 
gress sts. 

IV^tI?.^ '^i^U^'^"-'^°^"^^ Griswold and Congress sts. 
UNIVERSITY BUILDING-11-21 Wilcox st. 
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION- 
Corner Griswold and Grand River. 

SPECIAL PARKS 

For Games and Amusements. 

BENNETT— Michigan ave. and Trumbull 
BOULEVARD— Fourteenth ave. and Boulevard 
JEFFERSON— Jefferson, near Water Works 
RECREATION— Out Woodward. 
D. A. C. GROUNDS— Out Woodward. 

SPECIAL SCHOOLS. 

ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART-322 Jef- 
ferson ave. 

DETROIT ART ACADEMY-22 Witherell. 

DETROIT ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH CLUB- 
Museum of Art. 

DETROIT ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION-22 Wither- 
ell St. 

DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY— 11-19 Wil- 
cox ave. 

DETROIT CHURCH ACADEMY (for boys)-178 
Henry st. 

DETROIT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC— 238-240 
Woodward ave. 

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF MUSIC-8-10 Adams 
ave. west. 

DETROIT MUSEUM AND ART SCHOOL-South- 
west corner Jefferson ave. and Hastings st 

DETROIT SCHOOL FOR BOYS-36-40 Putnam ave 

DETROIT SCHOOL OF MUSIC— 238-240 Wood- 
ward ave. 

DETROIT SEMINAIlT-643 Jefferson ave. 



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DETROIT TRAINING SCHOOL OP ELOCUTION 
AND ENGLISH LITERATURE— 60 Edmund 
place. 

DETROIT WATER COLOR SOCIETY— 6 Adarxis 
ave. "west. 

FARRAND TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES— 
Plarper Hospital. 

GORSLINE BUSINESS COLLEGE-46 Grand Kiver 

GUTCHESS BUSINESS COLLEGE— Corner of 
Griswold and Grand River. 

HAMMER SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND LAN- 
GUAGES— 53 to 57 Alexandrine ave. west. 

VET Musical academy— 141 to 143 woodward. 

SUBURBS. 

AMHERSTBURG— Canadian town about ten miles 
down the river, opposite Bois Blanc Island; 
reached by boat, foot of Woodward ave. 

ANN ARBOR— The University town, seat of the 
State University, a beautiful city, distant one 
hour's ride via. the Detroit, Ypsilanti & Ann 
Arbor electric line. 

BIRMINGHAM— Village one hour's ride north 
from Detroit via. Detroit, Royal Oak, Birming-- 
ham and Pontiac car line. Cars run out Wood- 
ward ave. 

CHATHAM— Canadian town on the Thames River. 
Daily trip by boat, foot Randolph st. 

DEARBORN— Village northwest of Detroit, and 
seat of the Michigan State Retreat, conducted 
by the Sisters of Charity for the care of the 
insane. It is reached by the Detroit, Ypsilanti 
& Ann Arbor car line. 

DELRAY— A west side village; Fort street cars. 

ECORSE— Village on the Detroit River, seven 
miles from the city, reached by steamer Wyan- 
dotte, foot First St., and Trenton car line. 

GREINER— Northeast of the city, out Gratiot. 
Mt. Clemens cars pass through. Here is located 
the Catholic Church of the Assumption, to 
which is attached the famous shrine called the 
Grotto, a facsimile of the Grotto of liouraes. 

GREENFIELD— Township adjoining Detroit on 
the northwest. 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS— The aristocratic east- 



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ern suburban village on Lake St. Clair, Shore 
line cars. 

GROSSE ISLE— The largest island down the 
river; a popular and well-settled summer re- 
sort, reached by southbound boats and Trenton 
cars out Fort st. 

HAMTRAMCK TOWNSHIP— Adjoining Detroit on 
the northeast. 

HIGHLAND PARK— A north side village; con- 
nected by Woodward ave. and Detroit, Royal 
Oak and Birmingham car lines. 

LEESVILLE— Village out Gratiot, just beyond the 
city limits. 

MT. CLEMENS— The Bath City— Celebrated for 
its mineral springs and baths. It is IG miles 
from Detroit, on the Clinton River, and is 
reached by the Rapid Railway out Gratiot, 
Shore line. Grand Trunk trains, and by boat. 

NORTH DETROIT— Village three miles northeast 
city — lately called Norris. 

OAKWOOD— A west side village, manufacturing 
district, Fort st. cars. 

PONTIAC— Town about 25 miles north of Detroit; 
location of the Eastern Michigan Asylum for 
the Insane. Reached by D., G. H. & M., or 
Detroit, Royal Oak, Birmingham & Pontiac 
cars out Woodward. 

REDFORD— Village northwest of Detroit, reached 
by the Rapid Railway out Grand River. 

ROSEVILLE— Settlement on the line of Mt. Clem- 
ens Rapid Railway. 

SANDWICH— A Canadian town across the De- 
troit River, opposite Fort Wayne, reached by 
Detroit & Windsor ferry and electric cars from 
Windsor. 

SPRINGWELLS— Township adjoining Detroit on 
the west. 

TRENTON— Village on Detroit River, about five 
miles south of Wyandotte. Reached by elec- 
tric car line out Fort st. 

WALKERVILLE— A Canadian town opposite De- 
troit, near Belle Isle, reached by Walkerville 
ferry, foot Joseph Campau ave., or Detroit & 
Windsor ferry and electric cars from Windsor. 

WAYNE— Village 12 miles from Detroit on the M. 
C. R. R. Here is located the County Poor 



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Farm with its various buildings for ttie housing 

of public charges, including an asylum for the 

indigent insane. 
WEST DETROIT— Western suburb at the Grand 

Trunk Junction. 
WINDSOR— The chief Canadian city located on 

the Detroit River, directly across from Detroit. 

Detroit «fe Windsor ferry makes trips every 5 

minutes. 
WOODMERE— Western suburb; location of one of 

the principal cemeteries; Fort st. car line. 
WYANDOTTE— Town on the Detroit River, about 

nine miles below the city. Noted for great ship 

yard and soda ash industries. Reached by 

boat and Trenton car line. 
yPSILANTI— Seat of the State Normal Training 

School; an hour's ride from Detroit via. Michr 

igan Central Railway, or Detroit, Ypsilanti 8^ 

Ann Arbor car line. 

THEATERS. 

CAMPBELL'S EMPIRE— 17-19 Lafayette ave. 
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE— Campus Martius. 
LYCEUM THEATER— Randolph, near Monroe ave. 
WHITNEY OPERA HOUSE— East side Griswojd, 

near Michigan ave. 
WONDERLAND AND DIME MUSEUM— 7iB 

Woodwjard 3,ve. 



DETROIT POST=OFFICE DIRECTORY. 

(Standard Time.) 



EXECUTIVE DIVISION. 

Rooms 107 and 108, Fort Street Corridor. Office Hours, 
9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Reque-st for improvements in the service, 
and complaints which cannot be disposed of in other divi- 
sions, should be made to tlie Postmaster's office. 

CASHIER'S OFFICE. 

Rooms 104 and 105, Wayne Street Corridor. Office Hours, 
8 :'M) a. m. to 8 :80 p. m. Stamps and Postal Cards in lots of 
10,000 and upwards sold, orders for Request Envelopes 
taken, and accounts against the Post-office paid at this of- 
fice. 

CITY DELIVERY DIVISION. 

Rooms 108, Wayne Street Corridor. Office Hours, 8 :30 a. 
m. to 4:80 p.m. To this division is assigned the super 
vision of all mail matter delivered in the city by carrief 
through lock boxes, or general delivery. Complaints "or 
losses or irregularity in the mails sliould be made here. 

MAILING DIVISION. 

Room 102, Wayne Street Corridor. Office Hours. 8 :30 a. 
rn. to 4 :80 p. m. This division has charge of the classifica- 
tion, distribution and dispatch of mails. 

MONEY ORDER DIVISION, 

Rooms 111-112, Fort Street Corridor. Office Hours, 8 :80 a. 
m. to 4 :80 p. m. 

REGISTRY DIVISION. 

Room 114, Shelby Street Corridor. Office Hours, 8:80 a. 
m. to 5 :80 p. m. Night Registration at Stamp Window, 
5 ::M) to 11 :(X) p. m. All valuable matter should be register- 
ed and mailed at this division ; also all inquiries concern- 
ing registered matter made here. 

SECOND CLASS MATTER AND SPECIAL DELIVERY 
DEPARTMENT. 

Room 114, Shelby Street Corridor. Office Hours, 8:80 a. 
m. to 5 :80 p. m. Applications for entry of new publica- 
tions, deposits on postage account, and inquiries regarding 
regulations of second-class matter should be made at this 
division ; also inquiries regarding special delivery matter. 



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STAMP DIVISION. 

Fort Street. Corridor.T Hours, (Day Clerks) 7 a. m. to 5:30 
p. m. (Night Clerk), 8,80 p. m. to 11 :15 p. m. 

GENERAL INFORMATION WINDOW. 

Fort Sti'eet Corridor. Hours, 7:80 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. 
General Information ; Boxes Rented, and Keys issued and 
returned here. Packages too large for delivery by carrier 
delivered from this window. 

BOARD OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINERS. 

Office Room, 114, Shelby Street Corridor. Hours, 8 :30 a. 
m. to 4:30 p. m. Application for examination for positions 
in the post-office, and information on the Civil Service 
should be made here. 

PUBLIC REGISTRY SEAL, 

Patrons of the Registry Department of the Detroit post- 
office should not fail to observe the very artistic apparatus 
which has been provided sor the purpose of sealing valu- 
able packages offered for registration. Issuing from a 
small oxidized i)edestal is a tiny flame at whicli to heat the 
stick of wax which lies beside it, and, to complete the out- 
fit, a nickel seal having the words "Registry Department, 
For Public Use," engraved upon it. As far as we are in- 
formed, the Detroit postoffice is entitled to credit for be- 
ing the only office in the country affording such faculties 
to the public. 

MAIL IN DISPUTE. 

When a firm or company dissolves partnership, and con- 
tention arises as to whom the mail matter addressed to the 
former business firm or company, or its officials, shall be 
delivered, the postmaster will require them to designate 
some third person to receive the mail, retaining aU mail 
rnatt.er until said person is selected, and if no one is de- 
signated to take the mail from the postoffice, nor an agree- 
ment between the contending parties is reached before the 
expiration of thirty days from the date when delivery 
ceased, all mail held in dispute shall be sent to the Dead 
Letter Office, until an agreement is made or receiver for 
the mail appointed. If. however, such letters bear card 
requests for their return if not delivered within a certain 
time, they shall be returned to the sender direct, at the ex- 
piration of the time named, care being taken to mark all 
sv^ch letters "In dispute," 



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MAIL FOR THE FLATS. 
Rural marine free delivery service between Detroit and 
Alffonac, takes in all principal points at the St. Clair 
Flats. The places at which the carrier makes delivery are : 
The Old Club, Rushmere Club, Mervue Club, Star Island 
House, Marshland, Riverside, Joe Bedore's, Maple Leaf, 
San Souci, Muir's Landing:, St. Clair Island, Grande Pointe 
Club and .Algonac. 

MAILS CLOSE. 

For the Eas1^5:.50, 9:15, 11:20 a. m. ; 12:05, 1:45, 5:40 
10:80 p. m. 

For the West— 7 :35 a. m. ; 12 :85, 7 :50, 11 :00 p. m. 

For the South~12 ::30, 5:45, 7:35 a. m. ; 12:05, 1:45, 2:55, 
9 :35 p. m. 

For the North-West— 7 :85 a. m. ; 12 :35, 7 :50, 11 :00 p. m. 

For the South-West— 12 :30, 5:45, 7:35 a.m.; 12:05,1:45, 
2 :55, 9 :35 p. m. 

For the South-East— 6 :50, 7 :35 a. m. ; 12 :05, 12 :35, 1 :45, 
6:00, 8:55, 9:35, 10 ::30 p.m. 

CANADA. 

Chatham, Ont.— 4:40, 5:55, 10:45 a. m. ; 5::30, 10:25 p. m. 

Hamilton, Ont.— 4:40, 5:55, 10:45, 11:25 a. m. ; 10 p. m. 

London, Ont.— 4 :40, 5 :55, 11 :25 a. m. ; 10 p. m. 

Montreal, Que.— 5 :55, 11 :25 a. m. ; 10 p. m. 

Ottawa, Ont.— 5 :55, 11 :25 a. m. ; 10 p. m. 

Quebec, Que.— 5 :55, 11 :25 a, m. ; 10 p. m. 

Sarnia, Ont.-l :15, 7 :25, 11 :25 a. m. ; 10 p. m. 

St. Thomas, Out.— 4:40, 5:55, 10:45, 11:25 a. m. ; 10 p, m. 

Toronto, Ont.— 5 :55, 11 :25 a. m. ; 10 p. m. 

TRANSIT OF DETROIT MAILS. 

The Postal Ne\ys in its current issue prints an int^'restiqp 
schedule of the time of transit of mail between Detroit and 
fifteen of the largest cities in the United States. From 
Detroit to Boston takes a letter 19 hours to travel ; to 
Baltimore, 23 hours ; to Chicago, 8 hours ; to Cincinnati, 8 
8 hours; to Cleveland, 6 hours; to Charleston, S. C„ 37 
hours; to Jacksonville, Fla., 36 hours; to Minneapolis, 24 
hours; to New York, 17 hours; to Omahaw, 20 hours; to 
Philadelphia, 23 hours ; to Pittsburg, 12 hours ; to St. Louis, 
15 hours ; to San Francisco, 80 hours ; to Washington, 22 
hours. 

RATES OP POSTAGE. 

Letters and all other written matter, whether 
sealed or uneealed, and all other ma;tter sealed, 



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mailed, sewed, tied, or fastened in any manner so 
that it cannot be easily examined, 2 cents tor each 
ounce or fraction thereof. 

All letters to all parts of the United States or 
Canada, 2 cents for each ounce or fraction thereof. 

Local, or "drop" letters, that is, for the city or 
town where deposited, 2 cents where the carrier 
system is adopted, and 1 cent where there is no 
carrier system. 

Postal cards, 1 cent each, go without further 
charge to all parts of the United States and Can- 
ada. Cards for foreign countries (within the postal 
union) 2 cents each. Postal cards are unmailable 
with any writing or printing on the address side, 
except the direction, or with anything pasted en 
or attached to them. 

Printed matter, in unsealed wrappers only (all 
matter inclosed in notched envelopes must pay 
letter rates), 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction 
weight 4 lbs. except for a single book, wnich may 
weigh more. 

Newspapers and periodicals (regular publica- 
tions) can be mailed by the public at the rate of 1 
cent for each 4 ounces or fraction thereof. 

All available matter not included in the above, 
which is so prepared for mailing as to be easily 
withdrawn from the wrapper and examined, 1 cent 
per ounce or fraction thereof. Limit of weight, 4 
lbs. Full prepayment compulsory. 
MONEY ORDERS. 

Orders not exceeding $5 5 cts 

Over $5 and not over $10 Sets 

Over $10 and not over $15 10 cts 

Over $15 and not exceeding $30 15 cts 

Over $30 and not exceeding $40 20 cts 

Over $40 and not exceeding $50 .25 cts 

Over $50 and not exceeding $60 30 cts 

Over $60 and not exceeding $70 35 cts 

Over $70 and not exceeding $80 40 cts 

Over $80 and not exceedirLg $100 45 cts 

When a larger sum than $100 is required, addi- 
tional orders to take it up must be obtained. 

IDENTIFICATION. 
Section 5, of the Act making: Appropriations for the Post 
OflSce Department for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 



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1900, provides that, "On and after April 1st, 1899, post- 
masters shall not issue any money order conditioned that 
identification of payee, endorsee, or attorney may be 
waived, nor shall any postmaster pay any money order 
issued on or subsequent to said date without requirintr 
identification of the payee, endorsee, or attorney." 

TRANS-ATLANTIC MAILS, 

Mail is forwarded to New York at each closing for that 
office. 

Regular st<?amer sailings : Tuesdays, Wednesdays and 
Saturdays for Great Britain, France, Germany, etc. 

Correspondence should be mailed at the Post-Office not 
later than Sunday, Monday and Thursday evenings to in- 
sure connection with above sailings. 

For special information, call at the office of the Super- 
intendent of Mails. 

FOREIGN POSTAGE. 

The rates for letters are for the half ounce or 
fraction thereof, and those for new^spapers for 2 
ounces or fraction thereof: 

To Great Britain and Ireland, France, Spain, 
all parts of Germany, including Austria, Denmark. 
Switzerland, Italy Russia, Norway, Sweden, Tur- 
key (European and Asiatic), Egypt, letters 5 cenis, 
newspapers 1 cent for each 2 ounces or irar.tr.'n 
thereof. 

To Austria, letters, via San Francisco (except 
to New South Wales), 5 cents; via Brindisi, 15 
cents; newspapers, via San Francisco, 2 cents; via 
Brindisi, 4 cents. China, letters, via San Francisco, 
5 cents; via Brindisi, 13 cents; 4 cents for each 
paper not weighing over 4 ounces. British India, 
Italian mail, letters 5 cents, newspapers, 1 cent for 
2 ounces. Japan, letters, via San Francisco, 5 cents; 
newspapers, 1 cent for 2 ounces. 



PARLIAMENTARY RULES. 

Trace each motion to its respective references 
on the next pages, and you master at a glance the 
intricacies of^l^ariiamentary usages, comprising 
some three hundred points of order. 
Motion to determine time to which to ad- 
Motion to adjourn la*BaJx 

journ 2atAaJx 

Motion to amend SatAaJx 

Motion to amend an amendment 3a*AaJx 

Motion to amend the rules SatAbJx 

Motion to appeal from chairman's decision 

re indecorum latAaJn 

Motion to appeal from chairman's decision 

generally ...3a*AaJn 

Call to order la*AaSr 

Motion to close debate on question.., latAbJx 

Motion to commit i SbfAaJx 

Motion to extend limits of debate on ques- 
tion latAaJx 

Leave to continue speaking after inde- 
corum la'^AaJx 

Motion that do lie on table la*CaJx 

Motion to limit debate on question latAbJx 

Objection to consideration of question la*AbSn 

Motion for orders of the day la*AaSn 

Motion to postpone to a definite time latAaJx 

Motion to postpone indefinitely 3b*AaJx 

Motion for previous question la*AbJx 

Questions touching priority of business.... latAaJx 

Questions of privilege , 3atAaJx 

Reading papers t .la*AaJx 

Motion to reconsider a debatable question. Sb*BaJz 
Motion to reconsider an undebatable ques- 
tion la*BaJz 

Motion that committee do not rise ia*BaJx 

Question whether subject shall be dis- 
cussed : la*AbSn 

Motion to refer a question SbtAa.lx 

Motion to make subject a special order.... SajAbJx 
To substitute in the nature of an amend- 
ment 3atAaJx 

Motion to suspend the rules laBbJx 

Motion to take from the table la-^CaJx 

To take up question out of its proper 

order la*AbJx 

Motion to withdraw a motion la*AaJx 



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Questions of precedence of questions. 5, 6, 7, 8, xO, 12 
Forms in which questions may be put 

13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 

1 Question undebatable; 

2 Undebatable if another question is before the 
assembly. 

3 Debatable Question. 

4 Limited debate only on propriety of postpone- 
ment. 

a Does not allow reference to main question. 

Opens the main question to debate. 

Cannot be amended. 

May be amended. 

Can be reconsidered. 

Cannot be reconsidered. 

An affirmative vote on this question cannot be 

rocensidered. 

Requires two-third vote unless special rules 

have been enacted. 
a , Simple majority suffices to determine the ques- 
tion. 
J Motion must be seconded, 

5 Does not require to be seconded. 

X Not in order when another has the floor. 

n Always in order though another may have the 
floor. 

z May be moved and entered on the record when 
another has the floor, but the business then 
before the assembly may not be put aside. The 
motion must be made by one who voted with 
the prevailing- side and on the same Jay tne 
original vote was taken. 

5 Fixing the time to which an adjournment may 
be made ranks first. 

6 To adjourn without limitation, second. 

7 Motion for the order of the day, third. 

8 Motion that do lie on the table, fourth. 

9 Motion for the previous question, fifth. 
10 Motion to postpone indefinitely, sixth. 

12 Motion to commit, seventh. 

13 Motion to amend, eighth. 

14 Motion to postpone indefinitely, ninth. 

15 On motion to strike out words, "Shal\ the 
words stand apart of the motion?" unless a 

majority sustains the words they are struck out. 

16 On motion for previous question the form to be 



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observed is: "Shall the main question be now 
put?" This, if carried, ends debate. 

17 On an appeal from chair's decision: "Shall the 
decision be sustained as the ruling of the 
house?" (The chair is generally sustained.) 

18 On motion for orders of the day: "Will the 
house now proceed to the orders of the Jay?" 
This, if carried, supersedes intervening motions. 

19 When an objection is raised to considering ques- 
tion: "Shall the question be considered?" objec- 
tion may be made by any member before debate 
has commenced but not subsequently. 

TO FORECAST THE WEATHER. 

1. The nearer the moon's change, first quarter, full and 
last quarter, to midniffht the fairer will be the weather 
during the next seven days. The time for this calculation 
is from ten at night until two next morning. 

2. The nearer to midday or noon the phase of the moon 
happens, tlie more foul or wet weather may be expected 
during the last seven days. The time for this calculation 
is from ten in the forenoon to two in the afternoon. 

3. The moon's change, first quarter, full and last quarter 
happening during six of the afternoon hours, i. e., from 
four to ten, may be followed by fair weatlier. but;' this is 
mostly dependent on direction of the wind at tliat time. If 
wind be N. W. fair weather follows ; if S. or S. W. a rainy 
spell ensues. 

■L To prognosticate accurately in those cases where 
the wind is concerned the observer should be within sight 
of a vane, where the four cardinal points of the compass 
are correctly placed. 

These observations refer principally to the summer. The 
weather, from a variety of irregular causes is more uncer- 
tain in the latter part of autumn, the whole of winter and 
the beginning of spring, yet in the main tlais forecasting 
will apply to these periods also, 



riemoranda. 



Memoranda. 



Memoranda. 



Memoranda. 



Memoranda, 



INDEX. 



Page. 
STREET GUIDE 3-29 

C. E. CONVENTION 30 

PLACES OF INTEREST 31-43 

Armories, Asylums and Homes, Cemeteries, Churches, 
Colleges, Courts, Depots, Ferries, Hotels, Islands and 
Resorts, Libraries, Markets, Miscellaneous, Parks, 
Public Buildinf?s and Halls, Special Parks, Special 
Schools. 

THEATERS 43 

Detroit Opera House, Empire, Lyceum Theater, 
Whitney Grand, Wonderland. 

SUBURBS 41-43 

Amherstburgr, Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Chatham, 
Dearborn, Delray, Ecorse, Greiner, Greenneldj Grosse 
Isle, Grosse Pointe Farms, Hamtramck, Highland 
Park. Leesville, Mt. Clemens, North Detroit, Pontiac, 
Redford, Roseville, Sandwich, Springwells, Trenton, 
Walkerville, Wayne, West Detroit, Windsor, Wood- 
mere, Wyandotte, Ypsilanti. 

POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY 44-48 

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